Boris Yoffe, born in 1926 and passing away in 2022, was a Russian composer whose musical journey was as unique as his background in physics. Initially studying engineering electronics, Yoffe later turned to music, becoming a composition student of the renowned Wolfgang Rihm. His most celebrated work is the expansive "Book of Quartets," a collection that continues to grow, offering a rich tapestry of musical exploration. One of his standout pieces, "Song of Songs," has been beautifully interpreted by the Rosamunde Quartet and the Hilliard Ensemble, showcasing Yoffe's ability to blend intricate vocal and string arrangements. Yoffe's compositions are known for their depth and complexity, making him a notable figure in contemporary classical music.